I did find that I probably need to do a reorganization alphabetically to start with – there are duplicate listings, and alphabetizing is the quickest way to find them – unless they’re in different folders, which also happens.

Sigh. I also need to defrag, check the register again, all that stuff. Recopy the bookmarks and export them to Word again…but I should reorganize again, and that isn’t going to happen _real_ soon – so maybe export now, reorganize and then re-export again.

Humph. Think I’ll go out and plant my tomatoes. I’m thinking about buying some of the Texas Tomato Towers this year. Very expensive, but ought to last me the rest of my life. I bought the 4 ft ones from Park Seeds, but they weren’t big enough to do the job. I’d really like to buy just three and send the other three to my son, but I suspect that would double the cost of shipping… I don’t really need six (how they’re packed). I don’t mess with those little cone shaped ones they sell in the garden centers – they’re worthless. I’d rather get the concrete support wire than those – problem with concrete support wire is that it rusts. And doesn’t store flat.

Anything but housekeeping the computer…!!

>> I wish I had a way to organize the blogs I like into a single blog.

I can’t offer a suggestion for precisely that, suek. (Others here might know of a way!)

But I have done something that approximates that, which may help:

- What browser do you use? I use Safari on my Mac, and it allows me to create, not just one bookmark list, but in that list, to create bookmark folders.

- Therefore I’ve organized bookmark folders that I happen to have called:
- political
polA
polB
polC
…
polF

In each of the pol folders, I have 8-12 bookmarks.
polA currently has my “best” 10.
polB has my “next best” 12.
and so on.

I can click on the folder and select, basically, “open all links in tabs” and get them all open in one window, side by side, and then easily switch among them all. (Though it does take a while for them all to load…)

As I run across new blogs that I want to track, I make an instant decision on their “importance”, and I add them to the appropriate folder. Every so often I go back and reorganize.

Some days I never visit them. Other days I have time to peruse only polA and polB. And so on…

I’ve examined Windows Internet Explorer on my work laptop, and my version at least does have a somewhat clunkier bookmarks’ folder capability as well; it’s harder to keep organized but can be done.

Anyway, given my browser’s capabilities, that’s my organizational approach, for what it is worth.

Yeah yeah yeah. Just what I need – another blog to add to my list to check out!

I wish I had a way to organize the blogs I like into a single blog. I know multiple is actually better… but I feel a need to connect the like thinking people. One of the things I particularly like about the internet is that it allows a connection between people that just wouldn’t be possible in the physical world, due to geographical distance or just so many people whose thoughts and thought processes are invisible. It’s not like we wear labels that would identify ourselves to other like minded souls!

Then I think that with what appears to be coming down the pike, maybe anonymity is best – but then you have the problem of being unable to organize any resistance. Who can you trust?

http://viewoutmywindow.wordpress.com/

Just as Book has her tag line: “She escaped from the belly of the liberal beast”
Teri has: “The musings of a central Missouri woman of a “certain age”.”

You can bet that the anarchists(those who were left) would be up in arms about the cops not doing their jobs…!!

Bill Ayers called the police fast enough when he wanted them, didn’t he?

The good thing about such is that they tend to congregate and made themselves nice and juicy targets for an atmospheric fuel explosion that’ll cook em up good.

I’m sure the thought has occurred to you as it has to me that if the cops would just stay home one day, and let us know what day they plan that inaction, a lot of things could be taken care of. You can bet that the anarchists(those who were left) would be up in arms about the cops not doing their jobs…!!

Just because they’re small in numbers doesn’t mean they can’t do a lot of damage.

I imagine any AIG exec would also tell you that a lot depends on which side the media decides to champion as well. That’s why “hero” in a headline about a child-raping cop killer is so infuriating.

I understand what you’re saying, but as long as they’re out there, they can cause mighty mischief. Check this out:

http://michellemalkin.com/2009/03/27/the-coming-g20-riots-the-spread-of-mob-rule/

Just because they’re small in numbers doesn’t mean they can’t do a lot of damage. The Revolutionaries that established the US as a separate nation were only about 3% of the population, if what I read is correct. Those who study this more than I have are organizing as “Three percenters”… So…don’t dismiss them lightly.